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Can You Have a Baby and Give It Up in Texas?

Yes, you can have a baby and give it up for adoption in Texas. You can choose adoption in the weeks, months or years after returning home from the hospital. You can always choose adoption, regardless of the situation or your circumstances.

If you are ready to embark on this life-changing journey, then your next step should be to contact us. Our agency has all the resources you need to make your adoption as smooth and straightforward as possible.

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Can You Have a Baby and Give It Up in Texas?

Yes, you can have a baby and give it up for adoption in Texas. “Giving up” a baby is a commonly used phrase when talking about adoption. But adoption is not “giving up” on your baby. In fact, “giving up” is the last thing you’re doing.

Adoption is a brave, selfless decision that puts the best interests of your baby before your own. Choosing adoption means:

  • A loving family for your baby

  • Help with rent and bills

  • A brighter future for yourself  and your baby

Although no two adoptions are exactly alike, you can have a baby and give it up for adoption in Texas with these five general steps:

  • Step 1: Contact our agency.

  • Step 2: Create an adoption plan.

  • Step 3: Find the perfect adoptive family.

  • Step 4: Get to know the adoptive family (if you want).

  • Step 5: Begin life as a birth parent.

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How Long After Having a Baby Can You Give It Up for Adoption in Texas?

You can have a baby and give it up for adoption at any time after the birth. But if your adoption is with an agency, most agencies place children up to the age of 4. That’s because the information required for adoption changes after a certain age.

If your baby is 6 months or older, then you’ll need to provide your adoption specialist with:

  • Your baby’s birth certificate

  • The father listed on the birth certificate

  • Medical records for your baby

  • Documentation of where the baby has lived from birth to present

  • Who has had custody or care of the baby from birth to present

  • Who has provided financial and emotional support for the baby

  • Proof of child support from any father

You can have a baby and give it up in Texas whenever you know that adoption is right for you. Only you can know if adoption is right for your situation, but you can choose adoption at any time.

Contact us online to get more free information now about the requirements for adoption as your baby gets older.

Can You Have a Baby and Give It to Someone in Texas?

Yes, you can have a baby and give it up to someone in Texas. Last minute adoptions are more common than you might think. How fast the process goes is entirely up to you. It may take longer to decide if adoption is right for you. That’s OK.

There is no deadline for choosing adoption, but answering the following questions can give you a good starting point to know if it’s right for you:

  • What kind of goals do you have for yourself? How can adoption help keep you on track toward those goals?

  • Do you want to remain an important part of your baby's life through an open adoption?

  • Do you want to work with us to get free counseling, financial support, and other services?

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Contact Us Today

As you’re determining if you can have a baby and give it up for adoption in Texas, working with our agency is an easy choice.

With our full-service, national adoption agency, you’ll benefit from our:

Contact us online to get more free information now about the benefits of adoption with American Adoptions.

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